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- Season 11 overviewOct 25, 1982-Feb 28, 198316 episodesSeason 11 episodes1. Hey, Look Me Over Oct 25, 1982
- Dreaded Col. Bucholtz comes to inspect the nursing staff.
- 2. Trick or Treatment Nov 1, 1982
- Tricks seem to overrule treats on Halloween when a rowdy group of Marines ends up as patients.
- 3. Foreign Affairs Nov 8, 1982
- A major tries bribing a North Korean pilot into defecting.
- 4. The Joker Is Wild Nov 15, 1982
- B.J. attempts to pull off the ultimate practical joke on Hawkeye.
- 5. Who Knew? Nov 22, 1982
- Hawkeye is chosen to eulogize a nurse killed by a mine.
- 6. Bombshells Nov 28, 1982
- Charles and Hawkeye claim Marilyn Monroe is coming.
- 7. Settling Debts Dec 6, 1982
- Potter is suspicious when his wife writes to Hawkeye.
- 8. The Moon Is Not Blue Dec 13, 1982
- Klinger takes "cool pills"; Hawkeye and B.J. arrange to get a movie banned in Boston to the 4077th.
- 9. Run for the Money Dec 20, 1982
- The 4077th challenges the 8063rd to a footrace.
- 10. U.N. the Night and the Music Jan 3, 1983
- English, Indian and Swedish U.N. delegates visit.
- 11. Strange Bedfellows Jan 10, 1983
- Hawkeye and B.J. declare war on Charles' snoring.
- 12. Say No More Jan 24, 1983
- A general settles in camp to be near his wounded son.
- 13. Friends and Enemies Feb 7, 1983
- An old and dear friend of Col. Potter's arrives with injuries sustained in a careless accident.
- 14. Give and Take Feb 14, 1983
- Charles tries to avoid being charity collection officer.
- 15. As Time Goes By Feb 21, 1983
- Margaret seeks contributions for a 4077th time capsule.
- 16. Goodbye, Farewell and Amen Feb 28, 1983
- Hawkeye has a nervous breakdown; Margaret helps Charles get a position in Boston.
The eleventh and final season of M*A*S*H aired Mondays at 9:00–9:30 pm ET on CBS, as part of the 1982–83 United States network television schedule.
S11.E9 ∙ Run for the Money. Father Mulcahy must save the camp's honor in a high-stakes footrace against the 8063rd. Hawkeye, BJ, and Margaret each bet on it. Meanwhile, Charles tries to help Private Walter Palmer, a patient who suffers frequent verbal abuse from his fellow soldiers due to a speech impediment.
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- Season 11 (1982-1983): List of Episodes
The first episode of Season 11 of M*A*S*H, "Hey, Look Me Over", aired on CBS-TV on October 25, 1982; the final episode, the now classic 2-hour TV film "Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen", aired February 28, 1983.
In Goodbye, Farewell and Amen, the two-hour series finale film special, Father Mulcahy temporarily loses his hearing when a mortar shell explodes near him after enemy forces begin a mortar assault against the 4077th. Several POWs, locked in a makeshift pen in the compound, are unable to get to safety until Father Francis Mulcahy lets them out.
Hawkeye is temporarily assigned to a mental hospital where Dr. Sidney Freedman treats him after he has a nervous breakdown; after a forced bug out where Hawk witnesses a Korean woman smother her baby, after he admonished her to silence it and protect the lives of the people on the bus from the oncoming enemy forces that were in the vicinity. Upon seeing what had happened, Pierce was so traumatized that he repressed the memory of what occurred.
A Korean refugee and friend of Klinger from a previous episode, Soon-Lee Han, is still on the base and trying to find her parents. Klinger becomes worried when he learns that she has left to find them, and the two realize that they have feelings for one another. They decide to get married, but much to Klinger's frustration Soon-Lee insists that she cannot leave Korea until she finds her family.
Charles loses his affinity for classical music after the death of several Chinese POW musicians, which Charles had the joy of conducting in trying to get them to play a Mozart piece which he always listened to on his phonograph correctly; they were to be part of a POW exchange. As they were driven away, they finally played the Mozart piece correctly for him. A public-address announcement then broadcasts the news that a truce had been signed; a cease-fire would go into effect at 10:00 that night, officially ending the hostilities. But the celebration is short-lived, as Potter orders the camp moved back to its original site so the remaining wounded can be treated. Among the wounded was one of the musicians, barely alive after the truck carrying the POWs was shelled. None of the other four survived, and this one soon dies as well. Out of anger and frustration over the death of the musicians, Charles angrily smashes his Mozart record to the ground after retiring to his tent to play the record.
At the end of Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen, Klinger gets married to Soon-Lee and stays in Korea to help her find her family.
Everyone goes home.
•This table lists the episodes in the order they were first broadcast. The episodes were not all broadcast in the same order as they were produced. The broadcast order is also the order of episodes in the DVD set. The most significant aberration is the series finale, 9-B04. Although many people refer to this as the final "episode", it is actually a 2.5 hour special and it was produced in the middle of the season. Syndicated reruns and paid streaming services such as Netflix sometimes follow the production order although they would probably reserve the series finale 9B-04 for the end.
•Episodes 1G-18 and 1G-20 to 1G-24 were produced during Season 10 but were held over and broadcast during Season 11.
Members of the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital care for the injured during the Korean War and use humor to escape from the horror and depression of the situation. Among the 4077's people are...
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Oct 25, 1982 · M*A*S*H Season 11 Episodes. A multi-Emmy-winning series about Army surgeons trying to save lives, while clinging to their own sanity, in a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital during the...
M*A*S*H. Season 11. A fast paced and fun filled series relating the antics of a mobile Army surgical hospital crew during the Korean war. They are basically dedicated surgeons who turn to humor as relief from the front line operating room. 788 1983 16 episodes.
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